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Some data sources contain timestamp information and are able to populate the *_datetime fields. However, there is no easy way to assess which sources do so.
There are two classes of datetime rules that might be helpful:
Validation/Conformance (?): When datetime fields are populated, does their date component match that of the comparable date field? Possible rule: CAST(field_datetime AS DATE) = field_date
Validation/Completeness (?): When datetime fields are populated, do they have a non-zero time component? Possible rule: (CAST(field_datetime AS DATE) = field_date) AND (field_datetime > field_date)
This information would be helpful for:
Internal ETL efforts
External sharing of profiled datasets so that network users know which data sources are possible candidates for phenotypes and analyses that require datetime logic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Some data sources contain timestamp information and are able to populate the *_datetime fields. However, there is no easy way to assess which sources do so.
There are two classes of datetime rules that might be helpful:
This information would be helpful for:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: